Ski and Stay
Visit Smithers this winter and enjoy a great Ski & Stay package.
Enjoy skiing or snowboarding at Hudson Bay Mountain Resort and be welcomed home at the end of your day the Hudson Bay Lodge or Aspen Inn. Packages start at $159 per person.
Things to do
Winter is here! Enjoy skiing, snowboarding, hockey and so much more.
Skiing and snowboarding are obvious choices in Smithers during the winter months. But there is much more - enjoy a hockey game. Check out the Smithers Steelhead hockey schedule.
Events | News
Reclamation of our Spirit
Jan 17 - Jan 28 2012
Smithers Art Gallery exhibit - The Continuation of Northwest Coast Art in the 21st Century, by First Nations Artists.
Adult Ballroom Classes at Creative Roots
Jan 20 - May 31 2012
For beginner to advanced adult ballroom dancers! 7:00-8:00pm at Elk's Hall in Smithers, starting Thursday February 2nd for 15 weeks. A great Valentines Day gift!
BV Farmers Market
Jan 21 - Apr 21 2012
BV Farmers Market will be indoors for the winter at St. Joseph's School Gym from 9am-noon. Local food & artisan wares. Jan 21, Feb 18, March 17 & April 21
Smithers Arena Schedule & Calendar of Events
posted 26 Jan 2012
Smithers Airport Promotional Video
posted 09 May 2011
Smithers and Burns Lake Mountain Bike Trails - part of BC Premiers Award
posted 26 Apr 2011
About Smithers
Smithers is located in the Bulkley Valley of northwestern British Columbia, on the Trans Canada Yellowhead Highway (Route 16), approximately half way between Prince Rupert and Prince George.
From waterfalls to concert halls, our visitors quickly find out what makes this place so special. Where else could you revel in the solitude of a rocky peak, dance to live music by Juno award-winning artists and experience the thrill of viewing black bears on the roadside, all on the same day?
Travel Blog
No Straight Lines
Life in Smithers does not go in straight lines. Your expected trajectory will be shifted, probably for the better. For instance - I was visiting my son Paul who moved to Smithers a generation ago because, as it is with all Smithereens, he liked the place. I had just come from a Canadian city in what Smithereens call the Far… more »
